According to Jinshi, the CNBC article pointed out that there will be several key areas to watch in the US CPI report on Wednesday. In addition to the overall data, the trends in items such as housing, air tickets and car prices are also important. These areas have been the vane in the current economic cycle, and no matter how they go, they may indicate longer-term trends. Goldman Sachs economists expect that prices of goods related to air travel and cars will fall across the board, and housing costs will rise less, accounting for about one-third of the CPI weight. However, a survey released by the New York Federal Reserve on Monday showed that people's expectations for rental costs in the next year have risen sharply, which is bad news for policymakers because they often use falling housing costs as the cornerstone of their arguments to ease inflation.